O’Neill wants end to Reds’ Barry saga

MARTIN O’NEILL has warned Liverpool he is ready to set a deadline for them to meet his valuation of want-away Aston Villa skipper Gareth Barry.

Fri, 25 Jul, 2008 - 01:00

O’Neill insists Villa cannot continue to be at the “behest” of the Merseysiders who have failed to offer the £18 million (€22m) he is seeking for the England midfielder.

The former Celtic boss is aware he has to make his own plans for the new campaign and needs to know whether he will have the services of Barry.

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